Interactive installations.

A hand-made carpet of colored plasticine hides an inscription made with newspaper headlines, which reads:

"Sometimes they grab your attention so you don't look away."

The carpet acts as a catalyst and "hides", in the sense that it distracts from looking, the exhibition on the sides of the room by Andrea Roldan, a Colombian photographer, who has made a report on children in the Molise earthquake.

Once all the plasticine has been removed, the writing remains, gray on gray on the floor and he shows it on the walls.

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In the other room a carpet of 6 meters each, completely covered in sweets that the artist offers to visitors.

Under the candy are hidden images torn from newspapers depicting anorexic models.

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Only these images remain of these installations created in Siena in 2004 in collaboration with the Municipality of Buonconvento for the Val D'Arbia Festival.

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